Sentence examples for longstanding rival from inspiring English sources

Unlike his longstanding rival, Finsbury co-founder Roland Rudd, Parker eschews the limelight.

In doing so, the company spurned a proposal from FriendFinder, an internet firm that also owns Penthouse magazine, the longstanding rival of Mr Hefner's beloved Playboy.

In contrast, the turmoil in Syria and the proxy battle with Saudi Arabia highlights the deep enmity between Tehran and its longstanding rival, Riyadh.

Not with us," the left-leaning daily Taz, a longstanding rival of the more conservative Springer publications, wrote in a headline about the sale.

Try a Helios, the house take on the city's own style, albeit unfiltered, then sample something few other Cologne brewers would even consider: an Alt, the traditional brewing style of the city's longstanding rival, Düsseldorf.

James Gordon Bennett, Greeley's longstanding rival at the New-York Herald, came back with a rollicking mockery of "our afflicted friend of the Tribune, the repentant male Magdalen of New York journalism".

They are preparing different messages for voters from India and Pakistan, neighboring countries that are also longstanding rivals.

But the sequence of four matches in less than three weeks makes this as close as soccer can get to the experience of a playoff series between longstanding rivals in sports like basketball and baseball.

Safe in the knowledge that he could use fresh elections to crush his party's longstanding rivals, Rajoy is likely to extract the maximum possible gains from any deal.

Wandering through the streets of the bohemian Mile-End district, we sampled bagels from Montreal's longstanding rivals, Fairmount and St-Viateur: they're lighter than their dense New York cousins.

The government of Taiwan is facing growing pressure to allow freighters to sail directly between Taiwan and the Chinese mainland, as a way to reduce business costs and lessen tensions between the longstanding rivals.